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Translation Studies and Language Politics - Comparative and World Literatures in English Translation - English Previous Year Questions
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| Paper | Year / session | Questions in this view | Open |
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| Humanities & Social Sciences - English (XH-C2) 2026 | 2026 | 1 | View paper |
| Humanities & Social Sciences-English (XH-C2) 2024 | 2024 | 1 | View paper |
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2024 · English · Comparative and World Literatures in English Translation · Translation Studies and Language Politics
Humanities & Social Sciences-English (XH-C2) 2024
“What if, in order to save some humans lost in their language, in order to deliver the humans themselves, at the expense of their language, it was better to renounce the language, at least to renounce the best conditions for survival ‘at all costs’ for the idiom? And what if some humans were more worth saving than their language, under circumstances where, alas, one needed to choose between them? For we are living in a period in which the question at times arises. Today, on this earth of humans, certain people must yield to the homo-hegemony of dominant languages. They must learn the language of the masters, of capital and machines; they must lose their idiom in order to survive or live better.”
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2026 · English · Comparative and World Literatures in English Translation · Translation Studies and Language Politics
Humanities & Social Sciences - English (XH-C2) 2026